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I watched The King & I within the last month, and I had no trouble with it.

I'd be shocked if they were in any way different, but don't hold your breath waiting for Fox to send review copies. It's not gonna happen.

To be fair, the comparison isn't exactly apt. Laurey's dream uses the familiar fog and dream-like motif going into it, necessitated by different people playing Laurey and Curly in the ballet; Louise whirls on her wheel on the beach and is still whirling in a straight cut to the studio set, so...

<strong class='bbc'>The Rodgers and Hammerstein Collection Blu-ray Review</strong><p>Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II first collaborated on a single song in 1920 for a Columbia (University) Varsity Show, but their partnership didn’t really come to fruition until 1943 when Rodgers’ usual...